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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-09

'he water Ontario by chemical analysis to b ab
uey pure and abundant in quantity as In qun
It boast that health resort Onoo beazs -
the palm against section Of the American continent whasosv
beautiful productive healthy spot the me
slightly and fertile valley the State. [Rura Californian
Havng charming place for the spas =
months how looked under the
full sized BOOM 1t behaving spendidy The rubbing santa
has AIDED mighty impetus the onroing tide OF prosperity
away very sad that had secured little of that rich 81
mellow soil "-[Southern California Christian Advocats.
WATER PIPE
carloads Of caron pipe have arrived and fftse
st. Louis This designed by the Land Con -
Heights and for the below the Southern ta
The pipe character ranging Ia zs a.
nohe aud all been tested to 500 pounds
shipment will make about four miles, The company -
euteen of wroughon pipe orderedS and ednoh
for smaller lines We believe this is the largest shipm1
pipe yet made from the East point in Southern Caoo
side of Angeles and indicates that Ontario 1t the front 4
improvement-[Ontario Record. April 20.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-09

Onao undoubtedly present time the very best
points in the entire State for Investments"
"Her attractions draw with irresistible force
moral the intelligent the educated and the renedLos Angeles
Times.
Ontario pretty picture
"a park eight walks drives
cypress hedges flowers and fountains the first thing
when he steps off the train"
''The town has exceptionally bright future"
"An electric railway be built from Southern Pa
cc depot the San Antonio Heights The superb
affords cheap power for electric railway lights
throughout the colony will along with the railway the for
streets, and the incandesoen for indoor lights"
''Thi favored and model--in fact, ideal colony"
Here, Ontario then, find this New Years day. 1887
settlement of cultured and intelligent people with college, schools
public libraries and churches but saoons settlement which
rapidly growing and in which 100000 expended in building
year, settlement which passed beyond the experimental
stage and assured success[L Los Angeles Tribune
ELECTRIC ROAD.
1.-THE rails arrived for the electric and being
loaded. ."-lOntao Record April 20h
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-09

and shine brighter years go by"[weekly Record
'Ontaro prett among the many beautiful OF San
Bernardino valley
Wherev Golden has been heard Of there the fame of
Ontario the model colony has penetrated"
sA that Euclid is without peer either in this
country or any other will short time be the most cele.
brated driveway in the world"
Ontario marching along from its inherent worth, simply
because it what the beautiful productive and
prosperous places in this semi tropicf fand"
Ontao made greater relative growth population aud
i'm, past year than other town in San Benardno
county u [Los Angeles Express
north the capped peak of San Antonio looks
down upon this Elysian retreat"
water supplied for domestic clear and spark
linz and brought the gottoes of the snowd mountains
fornia produce finer rasns than those that were
| ,o.,, md cured Ontario last season."
"w aid Of its tquabe temperature and the abundance OF
- its rich produces superior lemons and
o,ropieal fruits of all kinds. Los Angeles HERALD
health comfort enjoyment and profit in citrus culture com
h,ned Ontario gem OF The mouatens, is without peer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-09

'ontario the beautiful and aloget 6veythis Eden OF
es-beanty y."-lflardy (Nebraka) Herald.
'Dang the winter spent a onths in trayelh over
Southern California Ihaye saying that Ont Vo|
desirable promising dony
that visited all my Ensiey. Of Aubl Tn'
Indiana
'Better privileges oand Ia Cali =
fornia "-[Montreal Witness
s'With unsurpassed location educ faci-
with ten trains day. and VITA hsk absolutely
ruled entitled be called the of the world -
Rev. DIR. Compton, Cousa, Cal.
'Onao, believe has eIual as health sor"-[Dr c. r.
Sykes.
Ontaro is without doub, the
gressve promising settlement In osern
Catalogue.
REL bas
10 be proud of Ontario n[san Bernarno Cou er
"Onao will undoubtedly be able to kee its place head
of the class "[Rural Californian.
constantly increase ia im rtanoe" Angeles
HERALD.
"Onaos ascendant IL promises to rise higher
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-09

60 plot mncdcey south the Pacific Railway oataro so
ng sired for length been secured su''dvdd
into lox and placed the market There jus being
finished this property magnificent Bank Block, costing 9VOo0
and the Ouaro National Bank will business th sn In
the few weeks Three BRICK plate gass onted ores
ready for aud the contracts are let or
uumber Of otherx
large Planning Mill and Sash Factory in Of erection
and machinery costing $4,000 ready be moved in To hh mill
be ettached wber Yard with private siding
occupied by tho buildings named and other
rek block have been sod will be be-
o. the day of SALE
This the best opportunity for investment yet Offered as mme
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-09

diatey upon the close Of sale PRICES WILL BE DOUBLED
The Southern Pacific Railway through this plot
splendid Passenger Freight Depot has been
"Onao HOTEL with its beautiful grounds S35 900
ertyadons the plot and the arned Eucld Avenue 200
wide through it, Arrangements for continuing this
avenue through to Rincon under way.
The Rails for Electric Railway to the mountains and
cairon pipes efficient Water System ground
been placed low and large profits small in
vestments assured
North Blocks 6S and will be sold with building
coudton brick buildings costing less
81 oOO within months No building conditions o6ther lots
Lots to l2 a. Blocks 64 H. 7 49, So ST. S. &c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-09

the ether towns erpect have the s
The settlements here to support business and brick blocks a
to accommodated It, The radius country tributary to 6oath 0n
rio large and thkly settled by wsodo and propsrou psp
such as win amply support large and thriving town.
Dwellings already promised for all parts the
the lots be obtained and provision for fine Psbyap sh
has been made.
To enlarge the marvellous beauties and poducvssa =
Ontario would be work of supereroogaton we'll the rod &
knownnot only California bat throughout the snts U
Euclid avenue which through of the tract o
for SALE admittedly the most famous not oay 10 Am
bnt in the world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-09

o. 95 o. 81 9s l0 l02 aud 03 500 each; 25
Lots IL and 10 a. Blocks TO- 49, IA IL 49, ST. &c.
93 and the half Blocks $3.50 each;
for corners.
Lots to IL and l9 to "a Blocks 49, 76 S 65 9 9 90 and
lOO 5000 each; $50
Lots to G and Is Is in blocks will open
ale week lates at dAt. .he above prices
TERMs Ten per cent deposit at time Of SALE and sufficient to
make third in thirty days; balance in and II months at
The right reserved of aottng lots of above
blocks previous to day of SALE immediate improvements
Remember that this not Improvements that
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-09

the The the
ONTARIO FROM linen PuBLuM wEILK
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-21
Chinese Idea Of the Tyi,l,oon.

y little school boy while on his way to
school one day picked up what seemed to
him a small white pebble. Tic put it
into his pocket. 1t proved to be !. snake
egg, and in time through the heat CT his
pocket it Matched ont a young reptile.
The boy fell III love with it and carried
it from day to day to school with him,
ard fed it with Il part of his own lunch
until it became too big to be carried
when he made Il nest for it at his home.
But one day it suddenly grew to an
enormous size, and upon the boys arrival
home he was frightened to death. When
the monster saw what he had done he
was sorcly afflicted and refused to be fed
but immediately put on mourning by
turning his color from brown into pure
black. He crawlcd beside the grave of
his departed friend and lay there for
seven days and nights
At the completion OF the seventh night
he came back to his late home, but the
boys old mother was SO cnragcd at him
| for killing her only son that she picked
up an AK and clloppepd his tail OIL.
With a fearful scream and Il lash Of his
bleeding tail he fclled the house and
made his way to the Mon Soon san
mountains where he never shows him,
self except once Il year, just about the
time when he lost his tail, to come out
and make trouble for the people by Great
ing storms called the ''Tyfoon.' This he
does to square himself for losing his valu
able tail-Wong Chin Foo in New York
Sun.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-21
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice M. lr12

US LAND OFFICE, HELENA, NJ. T.,
November 19 1886. !
NOTICE is hereby given that William
~ g. Gallagher, whose postotfice address
IS Dillon, Beaverhead County, Mont. Ter,
Moses Thompson, whose postotfice address
Is Kingston, Sierra County, New Mexico
ana Truman f. Chapman, whose postotfice
address is Kingston, Sierra Co, n. Mex,
nave made application for a II. S. Patent
Tor the +. NJ. Wilson lode mining claim
situate in Blue Wing (unorganizecD Mining
District, Beavcrhead Co., NJ. r., consisting
OF 400 linear feet of the lode, and surface
ground 800 feet wide, being Lot No. IS, and
described i" the field notes and plat OF the
official survey on file in this Office, with
magnetic variation at IS degrees east, as fol.
lows: Commencing at the Southwest cor.
her OF this lode, which is also the South.
east corner of the "Nettic" lode, Survey
NO. 1889, which is q limestone ,oxIoxS in
cnes, Set 13 inches deep, marked l.lS5o-
WIN mound IT earth alongside marked
1'So l'1S6o for corner No l the Southwest
location corner bears S. oo.45 minutes W..
= rect; the Bob lngersoll initial point bears
:, 10 degrees 30 minutes f. 100, feet then
~ 90 IS minutes f. 400 feet 10 corner No
70! survey No. 1859, which is pine stump
"cnes IN diameter, marked c-lS6O for
corner No. ;: thence n. Is degrees a. min.
u.es T.. 800 feet to limestone coxlcx4 in
cnes.I3 inches deep, marked 1850 for cor.
Her NO. 3-'nound of stone alongside: the
Northeast location corner bears n. Is de.
srees 80 minutes E. 10, feet; thence S. 90.
IS minutes w. 1900 feet to a limestone c,x
to sSo inches, "A inches deep, marked ! 1850
"I corner No. 4,-mound of stone along.
soe; Southeast location corner bears S. I
a,egree IS minutes E. 147 feet; thence S. e
s NJ 50 IS minutes W: 800 feet to corner
NO; NO. /, the place of beginning, and contain.
.ms an area of 9 IS acres. No known con.
n'cts, the general course Of the vein be;nu
ABOUT North and South, as far as traced
anu ~, ne'ng within 800 feet of either side line
~ Inc said minin. claim being on record
Rs we once of the Co. Recorder at Dillon
DC n.aNverhead County, Mont. Ter, the near.
. SHOWN locations being the N-ttie lode.
survey No. 1880 on the West, the law Conld
,e9e, survey No. 1861. on the North, The
nst Silver lode and the New I',,r,,
''I' lode on the East.
the T m'F that this notice be published ir
,"e DILLON TRIBUNE. the newsnaner nrh
,ha nearest the said mining claim, f.,
VIC period of sixty DAYS.
D. W. LANGHoENE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-21
MON FOR PATENT.
APPh1cNo Notice No. It'll.
+,..'T.1 STATES LAND OFFICE,
UN1I lfa,o Mont, Nov. IL, 1855.

-, ,,;ven that Lafayette Scott,
N those postotiice address srr It has made
verhead county I United United States patent for the
application f9 9de mining claim, situate in Mont
Gov'r Tildenn mining dist. Beaverhead county
lunoreaniz.ty consisting of one tho ,a linear
Mont. le.lI Id and surface ground 5Ou !eeI Wlue
feet OF tne ~ + and described IN the neia notes
being 10y ~ tbe official survey on NE IN tnis o.
and plat Jeanette variation at lvdegrees ~ MN
fce, VIII. as follows: Commencing at the Nort.
utes ea srner which is a quartzlte s'one , AA4
west sat Is inches deep. markeo iIlol: az ~
incheMs eei Ia mound of stone aioMgslne) tne
NorthwEes, oa0 feet to limestone, 24xex5 lnches'
the9 ~ inches deep Marked 2,lSll, 1or c1rner 10
get .onnd Of stone alongside) the Nortneast 10.
corner bears N. Ii degrees 1eet' tnenSS 5
sat np1 feet to limestone; lncnes SET -
T. SUo Jean' marked 1851. for corner NO. "a
lncnr na Of stone alongside) Southeast locatl ~
onor hears 3. 81 degrees =. IL iees' Cntnce w.
c !n faet to- auartzite stone ixl2x6 lnches SET
Ivy lee a Joan. marked 4-1S71 Ia mound OF stone
lS lnc;io1 thence N. 800 feet to corner NO. l. the
aionse ~ heoinning, and containing an area OF
place W c1amed the general course OF the vein
6oy aci east and west The said mining claim
BENG e ere record in the office Of the County he
Deia asr v Dilion in Beaverhead county, Montana
CO aorost known locations being on the East,
Inv ,a M. lis Lot Al, the Tuscarora lode; on the
Nnr+S The Reform lode, Lafayette Scott, claim
ant ;.oct that this notice be published in the
r;iinn TRIBUNE the newspaper pubilshed near
" tha said mining claim, for the period Of sixty
e. t., ~ S.W. LANGHORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-21
COOPERATION.
Revived Interest in This Plan ot S"lv.
ing the Labor Question.

Especial Correspondence!
NEW York, :. 222.-Everybody agrees
that the largest problem of modern times and
civilization is the labor question. Many peo-
pie hold that its solution, though. not likely
to bc rapid, may be rendered certain 10y CO.
operation. \ cooperation congress was last
month held in Milan, Italy, and the detailed
reports of the great meeting, lately published.
have served to revive the somewhat waning
interest in cooperation here. Indeed it
would not be surprising if divers cooperative
enterprises were organized before spring as
the result of this revival. though people have
not vet forgotten the i'll fo'tunc that bcfell
Kate Fields big cooperative s hcme IN New
York not so very long ago.
Twas talking the other day with IN ardent
supporter of the theory that cooperation will
finally prove to be a pana"ea for all onr woes,
and cited the failure alluGcd to as reason
why people might object To putting their
money up in further experiments il. that
direction.
The trouble with cooperation here he
replied, ''has been that VIC have begun our ell
terprlsos OF that sort Oh too grand Il scale.
The same trouble obtains in Italy, though Co
operation has advanced further there than
here In England, where the principle has
had the fairest trial and achieved the great
est results. cooperation commenced on u
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-21

modest ami minute scale, twelve wnrkmcn
setting aside their small savings until they
reached the sum of eco, then taking n room
in Toad lane, buying and selling their own
goods, the pure hascr> ut first taking them
home themselves.
But it is not to cooperative stores that we
look for the greatest good, hut to co-opera-
tive manufactures. George Jacob Holyoakc.
the veteran co-operator, who was present at
the Milan congress, said that the English CO.
operative magazines while producing excel
lent results, were nothing in comparison with
the cooperative workshops, which, he admit
ted, however, demanded greater patience.
faith and capacity. Their object, he went
on, lis to emancipate workers from employ
crs and lniddlemen by enabling them to be-
themselves and receiving equal profits. A.
individuals, We all belong to different relig
ions and political societies. but as co-opera-
tors We maintain strict neutrality. We have
succeeded in an unLoped for degree in i'm
parting morality to commerce, prosperity to
industry; and every day increases the convic-
ton in each that only the welfare of all car,
place the social organization on Il solid
basis"
Tho grand result of the congress at Milan
was the appointment of a committee of If
teen to promote the federation of all the co
operative organizations in Italy and to dis.
scminato The principles of cooperation
throughout that country. We may be sure
that its admirers this side of the ocean will
watch its growth there. NJ. J. DEXTER.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-21
DUPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1873.

II. $, LAND OFFICE, HELENA, M. T.,
November 19, 1886.
H1OTICEis hereby given that Lafayette
IN Scott, whose postoffice address is Ar.
oenta. Beaverhead County, NJ. T., has made
snnlication for U. S Patent for the Re.
form lode mining claim, situate in Montana
n,norganized) Mining District, Beaverhead
Co., NJ. T., consisting Of 1900 linear feet OF
the lode, and surface ground GOO feet wide,
being Lot No. Al, and described in the field
notes and plat OF the official survey on file
in this Office, with magnetic variation at 10
degrees 20 minutes east, as follows: Com.
mencing at corner No. 1, being the South.
west corner, marked; 1883 on quartzte
rock in place Page 6x3 feet, 3 feet above
ground, for corner No. l; the southwest
location corner bears S. Is deg. w. IS feet;
corner No. survey No. 1871, bears Ea,t
S,.1 feet; thence running East Goo feet to
the intersection corner ON the west side.line
Of survey No. 1872, which is limestone
,6x16xro inches, set p inches deep, mark
ed P. I. 1871, 1872, Unound Of stone along.
side) marked 2.1S73 for corner No. ;; the
Southeast location corner bears East $50
feet; thence N. II E. along west side.line
Of survey No 1872, 4oo.S feet to corner No.
4, survey W. Ao/-' IiS NOoASS iOuS,
marked 3,.1S73 for corner No. 3, (n,ound Of
stone alongside) thence N. 4 degrees w.
1910 feet to a limestone, 3ox7x5 inches, set
?, inches deep, marked 1873, for corner
No. 4 (mound of stone along side) the N. f.
location corner bears North s, feet; thence
West Goo feet to quartzite stone, ,4xox7
inches, set IS inches deep, marked 5,-1S73,
for corner No. 5,--,nound of earth along.
side; the Northwest location corner bears
MI degrees, West 81 feet; thence S. ! de-
grees East 1910 feet to a quartzite stone,
3ox1Sx1o inches, set e inches deep, mark.
ed 6,.1S73, for cor No. 6,-,nound of stone
alongside-thence S. II, w. 49oS feet to
corner No. 1, the place of beginning: the
total area being ,oso acres, all claimed
The general course Of the vein is II degrees
West and North 1 degrees West from dis
covery.
The said mining claim being of record in
the Office Of the County Recorder at Dillon,
in Beaverhead County, Mont. Ter. the
nearest known locations being, ON the East
the Spring lode and Survey No. 1879. Lot
No. 46. the Wooley Lode, and on the South,
Survey No. 1871, Lot No. IS, the "Gov'r
Tilden" lode.
direct that this notice be published in
the DILLON TRIBUNE, the newspaper pub.
lished nearest the said mining claim, for
the period Of sixty days.
S. w. LANGHORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-21
Floating Islands of West Africa.

Down the broad, sluggish Old Ca,abar
rlv"r came slowly to meet us Il long pro-
cession of floating islands (sonc of which
were of considerable size), formed of wild
grass and earth torn from the soft bank
by the current. These curious waits are
quite u common feature in the Lower
Congo, and have occasionally been met
with as far out at se;t as the Portuguese
islet of Ammo Bonn. This marvel was
speedily supplemented by another and Il
greater, viz, the stu.lding of the roots
and dropping branches along the waters
edge with large sized oysters This Ger
tainly sounds like an extract from the
memoirs of Baron Munchauscll, but in
reality the phenomenon is very easily en-
planned. Here, as in many islands of the
Pacific, the oysters attach themselves at
high tide to the submerged borghs and
roots, and when the ebb leaves them bare
they certainly have all the appearance of
actually growing upon the trees. In fact
it is favorite joke with the old residents
to persuade ''greenhorn" that the stand
ard local dainty is u dish of tree oysters
freshly gathered from the bough.
After these moving islets appeared one
of u more stationary kind, one bristling
mass OF gloomy mangrovcs down to the
very edge. This was the famous Par
rot Island,' inhabited by the glorificd
spirits of popular speakers, agitators,
and accomplished schoolgirls, under the
appropriate form of gray parrots, in which
capacity they are almost Us talkativc and
quite us intellectual as they were in
their original shape. just at this point
Il drizzling rain begins to fall and
through the cold, leadcn dinncss which
it spreads around us the drcary pano-
rama looks tcnfold more weird ana
CHASTITY than bciore.--Duke Town Coz"
New York Times.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-21
LINGO OF A CHEAP RESTAURANT.
''Draw One" six on tho Cridd,c. :,
and Other FavOrite Syun,x,

The walters in one of Chicago's manv
cheap restaurants We're astonishcd and
nonpiNssed the other day when Il stranger
entered and called for ''boot leg and
slnllers. After repeating his order two
or three times, and observing that none
OF the walters could catch on, the stranger,
New Yorker, translated his language
into plain ''coifcc and doughnuts." 1t
is not often that the Chicago waiter can
DC knocked out on restaurant slang He
KNOWS u trlc., or two OF that sort himself
For instance, ''IIar1 OH the Injun,'
baWled across the room. is Il notification
to the server that Indian pudding with
hard sauce is walitct. Draw ouc.''
heard every minute of the day, means
"a cup of coffee" ''Draw no." is coffee
without milk '!Six on the gritldle' is q
fair Authorization of half Il dozen fried
oysters. "llam and turn 'em over"
means that tho customer wishes ham and
eggs, and that the latter shall be fried on
both sides. drop three in the wait
ers' vocabulary indicates an order for
poached eggs. \ wag Of IL waiter in a
South Clark street grub shop amuses Gus
toners who call for hard boiled eggs by
shouting ILL order to the cook:
''Thrce-four ts'ty-nine!'
Which means that three eggs are to he
boiled four minutes and ffty-ninc sec
onds.
Zone on" usually brings an oyster
stew, while 's'line mejum'' is only ''sir-
loin medium slightly slurred in the pro-
nunciation. Buck up' is buckwhcat
| cakes. ''Threc up and nine to come is
the lingo for batter cakes. Brown the
buck and come ulong' means buck
wheat cakes and coffee. ''l5ean in the
bowl' is the alternative and rhythmic
formula for bean soup Tommy III the
bowr' means, QUO bowl Of tomato soup;
''bull you, bowl up" is beef soup, while
Up, yank one" is good for pea soup, and
''somee' for vcrluicclli.
Pork and beans are sometimes called
for as ''stars and stripes" but the more
common formula in Chicago is ''mut. up
onc.' In some of the restaurants on
State street they call for pork and beans
with IAN Archer avenue comm on the
run" Corn bread is "Corn johnny OF
''brown the Jack" Plum pudding is
''plum up'' or plum Jo.' ~. q. X
is IL s.,rc call for tapioca pudding. Cash
OH delivery" means Goldfish, and ''corr
for the neighbour is corncd beef. In til,
better class OF restaurants "a brown
stone 'front.' means porterho',sc steak
while ''tloublc brown stone is porter
house for tWO-ChicayO Herald.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-21
THE DAILY "MuRDAH."
And How We Learn to Like It, by De-
grces.

New YORK, -. Give are no longer
barbarians. We wear pantaloons and travel
by steam. Steam is a great motor of civiiza-
ton, whether applied to us in bar room or
on a rail- Yet our newsboy's chronic cry is:
Full account Of the murtlal,! Only ono
cent"
Murder on paper is cheap. A full column
of gore, bloody AK, sharp razor, throat cut
from "clew to earing," as We say at sea, ar
senic. rope, club, dagger, pistol for 4 paltry
cent! Did Nero enjoy this privilege:
Some folks affect to he shoe ed
at the blood and brains knocked
out of our time and spread in ink
over our papers. l rather like it. have
contracted q morbid taste for it. 1t stimu-
lates me. A full account of the awful
Murlah' gives me II better appetite for sup
per. Why, l must in self defense get up Il
liking and an appetite for this sort of
should turn cync, rail at my ago and time,
lose NY chcertuinesS and contract dyspepsia.
All cynlrS arc dysp"ptics. \ long course OF
cynical l.lou,ht affects the stomach iuiuri-
ouSly and poisons the blood. Fact II so
much daily gore must be spread Oh
paper ! must utilize it as source of happiness
rutl.vr than allow it to become 4 cause to mo
OF misery.
Hence l have learned to love it, as we learn
70 love caviar, moldy cheese, gamy meat
and other forms of decomposition.